The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1918, Page 17

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Following for both today and tomorrow : Mone Spring Sale ——Spring Sale-—— §-P-E-C-I-A-L-S §-P-E-C-I-A-L-S —IN— on ) Boys’ Practical Apparel Togs WOMEN'S COATS Semi-fitted and box pleated ‘ modele—self re fed ot | col~ recital at the Hippodrome yes-| {rom “Lakme,” the Shadow song from ) 4 “Dinorah,” arias from “The Marriage terday afternoon before 6,500) o¢ iigaro” and “The Barber of Se- people, Every inch of space was ocou- | ville,” songs by Grieg, Buzzi-Peccia, | § pled. The receipts were more than moray Stbella and Paatourelles © @ eighteenth century, arranged $10,000, with checks for another $10,000| weokerin. No need of detailed com- returned to disappointed applicants | ment. xtra numbers nearly doubled | @ for seats. There are rumors of an-|its length. In sheer self-defense she; ‘ | other recital; but nothing definite has Was forved to sing, to her so atta | . | companiment, “Home, Sweet Home,” been determined upon by her mana | ang then in pantomime she indicated gers. The littie lady wore @ frock of |that she could give no more, Homer captivating daintiness, befitting, tt/Semucls was her accompanist at the piano ql j seemed to me, her lack of affectation, hor simplicity and her graciousness. | yfi9q Hilda Tazhanska, a New York | From first to last her singing was |iyric soprano, in her debut at the rewarded with unstinted applause | Metropolitan Opera House concert land, at the end, she was the recipient |jast night stirred a large audience. {of an old-fashioned ovation. pd sang W argh ted le Jour,” from " " ouise,” and a group of songs, Vin- Of one thing yesterday's audie nee | cengzo Bellezza, a young Italian con- may be assured: Mme. Galll-Curci| ductor, made hin firat appearance in never has sung in New York with |directing a Suite Siciliana by Mari- “3 Girls and voller voice, or used It with greater |"uzzl. Mme, Ethel Leginska, piani$t, pin One aeatees criti 6F to mean | SFE: Mr. and Mrs. John Munro announce Little Tots —— Par thi en a attainments who has heard her every | Eddy Brown, an American violinist | stige 1 nt of their daughter, Miss Mary Watson Munro, to Joseph |] GIRLS’ TUB DRESSES Spring Sale S-P-E-C.I-A-L-S —FOR— oon | "Qude’s Pej ° seme Overs ypto- Mangan.” For @ Pepto-Mangen te made only by M. J. BREITENBACH CO., New York Manufacturing Chemiete time she bas sung here, and has|of capacity, another pupil of the ve - lere—silk ~Ten— 1 Bryan Chaff S01 a " ‘rious modele—j jam and § a) A [hemmed and hawed about this fauit|great teacher Auer, gave his last re- [ty iy ty. ccrame cy Now tclecwe a |] chainbrad—4 to Tete "1.27 BOYS! SU vn K Bese. Ons ren. o507 ie 16.75 " and that, came to mo with tho oun-|cital of the season at Carnegie Hall] The marriage will take place the late|| ou” 7° ITE REPP SKIRTS PHOTO PLAYS. 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DAE BEING work, however, was done in_the| favorabi ression by her votee TOTS’ TUB sg see also Corduroy Velvets—3 to & SACK | yp | Beethoven-Auer “Chorus of the Der-|and her Mr, Bamboschek, who year sizes. i Pretty stripes in ie Pink ent | RELIEVES MY PAIN — way to een her accompanist ty=Col gh Our rem $487, i orc fis and belt at tl was indisposed, and 1.00 iT TV | aio The handwriting 1s on the wall.| Kurt dict, sewaya were While: : ‘ CHILDREN'S 85 who use It. 1918 is within sight. Tho Boston] found “place on 3 ae. I e | OWihestea biter ‘ta soneurt- at ces | at " Belies megata, tw || Sclslttteltte Tish solar rca aeana ta sae Pretty floral designs in various colorings—trimmed with tiny ribbon rufflings—elastio Belt— also plain colors— ——$——<— Z (RECENTLY RETIRED) Why fe Sloan's the world’s largest|negie Hall on Saturday afternoon, | Kramer OF US. 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Stojowski, plan- for the benefit s fund for starv- Our re fetes ant IMIT TWO, BOYS’ BLOUSES romptly an att: Modest Alt- | sisted sonal experiences and observation with Hun plotters as Chief ren eee tice a 7 ee ettece | achuler and the Russian Symphony | ist, gave ML folk it t Batu ‘ M » Pi wei (ot the United States Secret Service. They are positive and irre | Rheumatic twinges. Joint-stiffness,| Mr. Siraneky and the Pritharmants | Peg Dulintchtldven Siete qumetots wool mixed—hand- ftintsh— » 96 and 61.10..,,° ‘futabie in thelr condemning truth of the tife-taking duplicity of Muscle-sorengas, Neck-kinks ste) woctety are to bid us farewell next | by » and Dvorak and CHILDREN’S imperial Germany. And through these intensely thritting revelations | Ptomptly reller: ' Sunday, The Society of the Friends) plang quartet by Noskowsk!, a Polish PRINCESS SLIPS 16 year BLACK SATEEN of facts runs a stirring story of romance and heart interest. Don’t Pilar AER ALA at Seiphtan Osoheatra Henke wet ene | rene mets _pieved for the frat Heel] Saintes styibe—golee and ehist BOYS’ UNION suITS PETTICOATS miss seeing every one of these twenty marvelously pictured truths | you a generous sized bottle for 25c.,| Western orchestras are unlikely to is trimmed with ahd em- 4 Extra sise—tucked floun e i Dp r. ra broidery—6 tol White—hiah neck, short sleeves about the menace of Imperial Germany's spy army in America, ga | 5c. $1. No Increase in price, come on this spring. At the opera! ‘nere were two capacity audiences, our reg. $1.3 the season has only five weeks more re— 1.09 o length arewar Our reg. .67. is van Atter that only fecltalk Wil with a of re hearers Limit ‘two. hd 2 ; ° pi ed t i t th it Hitan Produced by THE WHARTONS winine poputar screen stars Slo An %s be lett, GuncH mn Saturday. At the AMERICAN GIRL WHITE CORSETS xu pees ‘ 1 Pe aaa DOLLS Medium or High Bust—slaes, 19 matinee to'3 KING BAGGOT ena MARGUERITE SNOW inime n { Mr. Damrosch had for soloist with |aumptuous set na repeated. al pec a Gar ea thei: ° the Symphony Orchestra yesterday | co Margarete Matzenauer and ind school girl S. P. E c@! I A: L-S * KILLS PAIN afternoén at Acolian Hall, Joset Hof- impersonating | the eb Bel sha CORSET COVERS mann, the pianist, who was heard in haracters in an iinpoaing Najnsook—dainty styles — lace SEE | I WEEKLY A | ee the Chopin concerto in Hi minor and Hodanaky conducting. There GATHERED FROM andambroidery trimmed yokeus | in the "“Chromaticon” vy Dvorsky.|was enthusiasm that sometimes rose Fi ‘4 ribbon run. 37 ! THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, BROOKLYN Tho purely orchestral number was | to ment. In the evening there Various Main OUF TOM BB. esses eens rary Mon. Tues, and Wed. SUNSET NIEATHE 5 7) | Elgar's interesting but too long first|was "Tho Barber of Seville,” in a ‘ € WOMEN’S VESTS Sigt STREET THATS symphony. iA ‘crowe audience | mirth-provoking pertormanes, with Spring Sale —_—_—_—_—_— Seite ante Nosh! alenrainenes Sia St. and | showed its enjoyment. The sam =|) a Barrientos a fascinating Ho- | ma) a) . ave | ensue TT | AL JOLSON i; "SINEAD. rramine had wean} De taieua capital Figaro, De Floor Sections || isertuensgons! 20 DRURY LANE THEATRE 4 Tecate ROOK THEA Had Segurola took Mardones's place aa S-P-E-C-I-A-L-S pitch head Bend ached bah hE Limit’ four Fighth Ave,, near diet Bt. 44TH ST, Tarr, HOO THEATRE Basilio, his ability as a character soem 4 MOBNINGSIDE THEATRE, PREMERR PAIR OF PETTICOATS Friends of Musi actor standing him in good stead. -—IN— CHAMOISETTE ; ns Ars. bese Lima Bh TONIGHT 8.45, A PET TION which Mr, Damro Yor the rest there were Carpt, Mala- | GLOVES Spri Sal AG - mre will profit. between threa and four | cs Mattfeld, Reschigiian * yi pei 410. nate 0a, thousand dollars, Dr, Muck's fare. |‘ isio, Mr. Pap!’ conducted. 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